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André Strydom reviews Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s 2014 budget speech. Read more…

The Employment Tax Incentive (ETI), which came into effect on 1 January 2014, is aimed at encouraging employers to hire young and less experienced work seekers. Read more…

There is good news for multinationals in South Africa who are struggling to comply with the ownership requirement in the Codes of Good Practice. Read more…

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A busy year is drawing to a close and the holiday season is almost upon us. Soon you’ll be packing the car and driving the family to a destination where your extensive holiday planning will become a reality. As 2013 is running out, there is another planning process that is much more important than planning your holiday – estate planning. Read more…

When buying or selling a business as a going concern, one needs to be mindful of possible output tax adjustments that may be required in terms of section 18A of the Value Added Tax Act. Failure to account for what some might call “hidden consequences” may result in severe penalties and interest. Read more…

Individuals and trusts who carry on a trade may now apply for permission to submit financial accounts for a period that differs from the year of assessment ending on the last day of February. Read more…

The method of financing an asset not only has an impact on a company’s cash flow, but also on its financial statements (the net asset value of the company) and its taxable income. Read more…

Offshore investing is no longer a luxury available only to top-tier investors. It has become more affordable and accessible to the average investor and should therefore be considered when creating one’s investment portfolio. Read more…

Variable cash remuneration such as commission, bonuses and overtime pay have a history of creating frequent tax problems due to the accrual of these remuneration prior to payment thereof. Read more…